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Clara Janés

March 04, 2023

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Janés and the second or maternal family name is Nadal.

Clara Janés Nadal, born in Barcelona (6 November 1940),[1] is a Spanish writer of several literary genres. She is recognised as a poet and is distinguished as a translator of different central European and eastern languages.[2] Since 2015, she has occupied a seat in the Real Academia Española [1], becoming the tenth woman elected as a member of the RAE.

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Clara Janés Nadal
Born (1940-11-06) 6 November 1940 (age 82)
Barcelona, Spain
OccupationPoet
LanguageSpanish
NationalitySpanish
Alma materUniversity of Barcelona
University of Pamplona
University of Paris
Notable worksIsla del suicidio
Tentativa de encuentro y tentativa de olvido
Vivir
Rosas de fuego
Notable awardsPremio Nacional a la obra de un traductor
Premio Ciudad de Barcelona de Poesía
Premio Internacional de Poesía Ciudad de Melilla

Biography

Clara Janés was born in Barcelona on 6 November 1940, the daughter of Ester Nadal and the famous editor and poet Josep Janés (l'Hospitalet de Llobregat, 1913 - Monós, Alto Penedés, 1959). She was brought up in Pedralbes, on the outskirts of Barcelona. Her love for literature, especially poetry, started at an early age after reading several verses of Saint Teresa of Jesus.[1]

In 1957, she began her degree in philosophy at the University of Barcelona, where Professor Jose Manuel Blecua taught her the literature of San Juan de la Cruz and Francisco de Quevedo, among other traditional literature poets. This has been the fundamental influence of her interest in traditional poetry.[1] After the death of her father in 1960, she moved to Pamplona, where she finished her university degree. Clara Janés completed her studies at the University of Paris [2], where she studied Maîtrise in comparative literature.[2] At the age of 23, the author Gerardo Diego [3], who was her mother's friend, read one of her poems. The author also enabled her to publish her first book, Las estrellas vencidas, in 1964. That same year, she decided to move to Madrid, where she currently resides.
Clara Janés confesses that her world changed when she read Night with Hamlet, by the Czech author Vladimír Holan. The author later agreed to meet her in Prague, where she decided to learn Czech and began to translate it.
Since 1983, Clara Janés has participated in national and international literary events. Her poetry has been translated into twenty languages. She directs the Collection Poesía del Oriente y del Mediterráneo, in which she has published works of poets such as Yunus Emre, Sohrab Sepehri, Adonis, Halas, Vladimir Holan, Nezval, Orten, Jaroslav Seifert, Ilhan Berk, Rumi, Odysseas Elytis, António Ramos Rosa, Wang Wei, Nazim Hikmet, Nichita Stănescu, Du Fu, Johannes Bobrowski, Hafez of Shiraz, Halladch Mansur Mahmud Darwish, Sujata Bhatt, Forugh Farrokhzad, Ahmad Shamloo, Abbas Kiarostami, Al-Mutanabbi, Sappho, and Rilke.
Since 7 May 2015, she has occupied the "U" seat in the Royal Spanish Academy, which was left vacant after the death of Eduardo García de Enterria (16 September 2013). In 2019, she was a contributor to A New Divan: A Lyrical Dialogue Between East and West (Gingko Library, 2019).

Clara Janés is the tenth woman to be elected as a member of the RAE.

Literature

Clara Janés contributes to the literary fields of poetry, novel, biography and essay. Additionally, she is distinguished as a translator, particularly of the Czech language and the poetry of Vladimir Holan and Jaroslav Seifert. She has also translated into Spanish the works of Marguerite Duras, Nathalie Sarraute, Katherine Mansfield, and William Golding, and in collaboration with native people of Turkish and Persian descent, she has translated both modern and ancient myths.
The Hispanic Biruté Ciplijauskaité describes the author as a significant example of the evolution of women in Spanish literature [9] .
The book Kampa (1989) places Clara Janés among the great poets that have addressed the issue of the literature autonomasia, love (Rosa Chacel, 1989).
It is complicated to categorise Clara Janés within a particular literary movement of the late twentieth century. Several critics claim that part of her work could be encompassed into the literary movement of the "novisimos", although she does not form part of it. (Sharon Kafee Ugalde, 2012). The poet uses her own style and language in her work.
Clara Janés is considered a mediator between the Eastern and Western world (Debra Fazer-McMahon, 2010). "The intention of the poet to break down barriers between the Eastern and Western cultures is reflected in the historical context of the Islamic presence in Spain and the present arrival of Muslim immigrants in Spain and other countries of the European Union" ( Kafee Sharon Ugalde, 2012).
Part of her work has been translated into more than twenty different languages and is presented in the following volumes: Las estrellas vencidas (1964), Límite humano (1974), En busca de Cordelia and Poemas rumanos (1975), Antología personal (1979), Libro de alienaciones (1980), Eros (1981), Kampa (1986), Fósiles (1987), Rosas de fuego and Divan of the Opal of Fire (1996), La indetenible quietud (1998), El libro de los pájaros (1999) and Paralajes (2002).

Phases in her literature

The first stage of her literary career begins with the book Las estrellas vencidas. Followed by Límite humano (1974), En busca de Cordelia and poemas romanos (1975), Antología personal 1959-1979 (1979) and Libro de alienaciones (1980) In this period, Clara Janés represents herself as a traditional feminine figure in search for the origin of femininity. [12] Moreover, she also incorporates existential elements such as anxiety, dissatisfaction, depression, loneliness, as well as relationships and their difficulties.
In search of answers to her questions about life, the poet defines a transition between the first and second stage of her career, with her collection of poems, Vivir (1983). The poems found in this collection address the serenity of spirit.
With the book Eros (1981) begins her second literature stage. This period is characterised by feminism, sensuality, eroticism and love. The entire theme of love achieves its peak in one of her following poetry books, Creciente fértil (1989).

Acknowledgements

Relating to translation:

  • (1992) Tutav Foundation Prize, Turkey, for her task in dissemination of Turkish poetry in Spain
  • (1997) National Translation Prize for her entire work.
  • (2000) Medal of Merit First category of the Czech Republic for her work as a translator and transmitter of the literature of the country
  • (2007) X National Prize for Literature "Teresa de Ávila"

Her poetry has also won major awards:

  • (1983) City of Barcelona Prize for Vivir
  • (1998) City of Melilla Prize for Arcángel de sombra
  • (2002) Poetry Prize Gil de Biedma for Los secretos del bosque

Works

  • Isla del suicidio. Poetry.
  • Las estrellas vencidas, 1964. Poetry.
  • La noche de Abel Micheli,1965. Novel.
  • Desintegración, 1969. Novel.
  • La vida callada de Federico Mompou, 1972. Biography.
  • Tentativa de encuentro y tentativa de olvido, 1972.
  • Límite humano, 1973. Poetry.
  • Aprender a envejecer, 1973. Essay.
  • Poemas Rumanos, 1973. Poetry.
  • En busca de Cordelia y Poemas rumanos, 1975. Poetry.
  • Cartas a Adriana, 1976. Novel.
  • Antología personal (1959-1979), 1979. Poetry.
  • Libro de alienaciones, 1980. Poetry.
  • Sendas de Rumanía, 1981. Novel.
  • Eros, 1981. Poetry.
  • Pureza canelo, 1981. Biography.
  • Tentativa de olvido, 1982. Tales.
  • Roig, Montserrat. Before the civil war, 1982. Tales.
  • Pessarrodona, Marta. La búsqueda de Elizabeth, 1982. Tales.
  • Vivir, 1983. Poetry.
  • Fósiles, 1985. Poetry.
  • Kampa : poesía, música y voz, 1986. Poetry.
  • Las primeras poetisas en lengua castellana, 1986. Poetry.
  • Federico Mompou : vida, textos y documentos, 1987. Essay.
  • Lapidario, 1988. Poetry.
  • Creciente fértil, 1989. Poetry.
  • Los caballos del sueño, 1989. Novel.
  • Jardín y laberinto, 1990. Biography.
  • Esbozos, 1990. Poetry.
  • El hombre de Adén, 1991. Novel.
  • Emblemas, 1991. Poetry.
  • Espejismos, 1991. Novel.
  • Las palabras de la tribu: escritura y habla, 1993. Essay.
  • Rosas de fuego, 1996. Poetry.
  • Cirlot, el no mundo y la poesía imaginal, 1996. Essay.
  • Diván del ópalo de fuego, 1996. Poetry.
  • Espejos de agua, 1997. Tales.
  • El persa. Cuento. Tales.
  • "El libro de los pájaros" 1999.Poetry
  • Arcángel de sombra, 2000. Poetry
  • Los secretos del bosque, Visor, Madrid, 2002 (Premio J. Gil de Biedma, 2002).
  • "Paralajes", Barcelona, Tusquets, 2002. Poetry.
  • "Vilanos", Madrid, AdamaRamada, 2004. Poetry.
  • "Fractales", Valencia, Pre-Textos, 2005. Poetry.
  • "Huellas sobre una corteza", Valladolid, Fundación Jorge Guillén, 2005. Poetry.
  • "Los números oscuros" Siruela, 2006. Poetry.
  • "La indetenible quietud", Siruela, 2008. Poetry.
  • "Variables ocultas", 2010. Poetry.
  • "De la realidad y la poesía: Tres conversaciones y un poema", 2010. Ensayo y poesía.
  • "Orbes del sueño" Vaso Roto, 2013. Poetry.
  • "Según la costumbre de las olas" 2013. Poetry.
  • "Movimientos insomnes". 2014.
  • "Poética y Poesía". 2014.

Bibliography

References

  1. ^ a b c . escritoras.com (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 16 May 2012. Retrieved 10 July 2010.
  2. ^ a b "Clara Janés". Internationales Literaturfestival Berlin. Retrieved 10 July 2010.

External links

  • Persian Translation of Clara Janes
  • Panther's Night, Clara Janes, Translated by Mohsen Emadi
  • Clara Janes page at Amediavoz

March 04, 2023
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In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Janes and the second or maternal family name is Nadal Clara Janes Nadal born in Barcelona 6 November 1940 1 is a Spanish writer of several literary genres She is recognised as a poet and is distinguished as a translator of different central European and eastern languages 2 Since 2015 she has occupied a seat in the Real Academia Espanola 1 becoming the tenth woman elected as a member of the RAE Excelentisima Senora DonaClara Janes NadalBorn 1940 11 06 6 November 1940 age 82 Barcelona SpainOccupationPoetLanguageSpanishNationalitySpanishAlma materUniversity of BarcelonaUniversity of PamplonaUniversity of ParisNotable worksIsla del suicidioTentativa de encuentro y tentativa de olvidoVivirRosas de fuegoNotable awardsPremio Nacional a la obra de un traductor Premio Ciudad de Barcelona de PoesiaPremio Internacional de Poesia Ciudad de Melilla Contents 1 Biography 2 Literature 2 1 Phases in her literature 3 Acknowledgements 4 Works 5 Bibliography 6 References 7 External linksBiography EditClara Janes was born in Barcelona on 6 November 1940 the daughter of Ester Nadal and the famous editor and poet Josep Janes l Hospitalet de Llobregat 1913 Monos Alto Penedes 1959 She was brought up in Pedralbes on the outskirts of Barcelona Her love for literature especially poetry started at an early age after reading several verses of Saint Teresa of Jesus 1 In 1957 she began her degree in philosophy at the University of Barcelona where Professor Jose Manuel Blecua taught her the literature of San Juan de la Cruz and Francisco de Quevedo among other traditional literature poets This has been the fundamental influence of her interest in traditional poetry 1 After the death of her father in 1960 she moved to Pamplona where she finished her university degree Clara Janes completed her studies at the University of Paris 2 where she studied Maitrise in comparative literature 2 At the age of 23 the author Gerardo Diego 3 who was her mother s friend read one of her poems The author also enabled her to publish her first book Las estrellas vencidas in 1964 That same year she decided to move to Madrid where she currently resides Clara Janes confesses that her world changed when she read Night with Hamlet by the Czech author Vladimir Holan The author later agreed to meet her in Prague where she decided to learn Czech and began to translate it Since 1983 Clara Janes has participated in national and international literary events Her poetry has been translated into twenty languages She directs the Collection Poesia del Oriente y del Mediterraneo in which she has published works of poets such as Yunus Emre Sohrab Sepehri Adonis Halas Vladimir Holan Nezval Orten Jaroslav Seifert Ilhan Berk Rumi Odysseas Elytis Antonio Ramos Rosa Wang Wei Nazim Hikmet Nichita Stănescu Du Fu Johannes Bobrowski Hafez of Shiraz Halladch Mansur Mahmud Darwish Sujata Bhatt Forugh Farrokhzad Ahmad Shamloo Abbas Kiarostami Al Mutanabbi Sappho and Rilke Since 7 May 2015 she has occupied the U seat in the Royal Spanish Academy which was left vacant after the death of Eduardo Garcia de Enterria 16 September 2013 In 2019 she was a contributor to A New Divan A Lyrical Dialogue Between East and West Gingko Library 2019 Clara Janes is the tenth woman to be elected as a member of the RAE Literature EditClara Janes contributes to the literary fields of poetry novel biography and essay Additionally she is distinguished as a translator particularly of the Czech language and the poetry of Vladimir Holan and Jaroslav Seifert She has also translated into Spanish the works of Marguerite Duras Nathalie Sarraute Katherine Mansfield and William Golding and in collaboration with native people of Turkish and Persian descent she has translated both modern and ancient myths The Hispanic Birute Ciplijauskaite describes the author as a significant example of the evolution of women in Spanish literature 9 The book Kampa 1989 places Clara Janes among the great poets that have addressed the issue of the literature autonomasia love Rosa Chacel 1989 It is complicated to categorise Clara Janes within a particular literary movement of the late twentieth century Several critics claim that part of her work could be encompassed into the literary movement of the novisimos although she does not form part of it Sharon Kafee Ugalde 2012 The poet uses her own style and language in her work Clara Janes is considered a mediator between the Eastern and Western world Debra Fazer McMahon 2010 The intention of the poet to break down barriers between the Eastern and Western cultures is reflected in the historical context of the Islamic presence in Spain and the present arrival of Muslim immigrants in Spain and other countries of the European Union Kafee Sharon Ugalde 2012 Part of her work has been translated into more than twenty different languages and is presented in the following volumes Las estrellas vencidas 1964 Limite humano 1974 En busca de Cordelia and Poemas rumanos 1975 Antologia personal 1979 Libro de alienaciones 1980 Eros 1981 Kampa 1986 Fosiles 1987 Rosas de fuego and Divan of the Opal of Fire 1996 La indetenible quietud 1998 El libro de los pajaros 1999 and Paralajes 2002 Phases in her literature Edit The first stage of her literary career begins with the book Las estrellas vencidas Followed by Limite humano 1974 En busca de Cordelia and poemas romanos 1975 Antologia personal 1959 1979 1979 and Libro de alienaciones 1980 In this period Clara Janes represents herself as a traditional feminine figure in search for the origin of femininity 12 Moreover she also incorporates existential elements such as anxiety dissatisfaction depression loneliness as well as relationships and their difficulties In search of answers to her questions about life the poet defines a transition between the first and second stage of her career with her collection of poems Vivir 1983 The poems found in this collection address the serenity of spirit With the book Eros 1981 begins her second literature stage This period is characterised by feminism sensuality eroticism and love The entire theme of love achieves its peak in one of her following poetry books Creciente fertil 1989 Acknowledgements EditRelating to translation 1992 Tutav Foundation Prize Turkey for her task in dissemination of Turkish poetry in Spain 1997 National Translation Prize for her entire work 2000 Medal of Merit First category of the Czech Republic for her work as a translator and transmitter of the literature of the country 2007 X National Prize for Literature Teresa de Avila Her poetry has also won major awards 1983 City of Barcelona Prize for Vivir 1998 City of Melilla Prize for Arcangel de sombra 2002 Poetry Prize Gil de Biedma for Los secretos del bosqueWorks EditIsla del suicidio Poetry Las estrellas vencidas 1964 Poetry La noche de Abel Micheli 1965 Novel Desintegracion 1969 Novel La vida callada de Federico Mompou 1972 Biography Tentativa de encuentro y tentativa de olvido 1972 Limite humano 1973 Poetry Aprender a envejecer 1973 Essay Poemas Rumanos 1973 Poetry En busca de Cordelia y Poemas rumanos 1975 Poetry Cartas a Adriana 1976 Novel Antologia personal 1959 1979 1979 Poetry Libro de alienaciones 1980 Poetry Sendas de Rumania 1981 Novel Eros 1981 Poetry Pureza canelo 1981 Biography Tentativa de olvido 1982 Tales Roig Montserrat Before the civil war 1982 Tales Pessarrodona Marta La busqueda de Elizabeth 1982 Tales Vivir 1983 Poetry Fosiles 1985 Poetry Kampa poesia musica y voz 1986 Poetry Las primeras poetisas en lengua castellana 1986 Poetry Federico Mompou vida textos y documentos 1987 Essay Lapidario 1988 Poetry Creciente fertil 1989 Poetry Los caballos del sueno 1989 Novel Jardin y laberinto 1990 Biography Esbozos 1990 Poetry El hombre de Aden 1991 Novel Emblemas 1991 Poetry Espejismos 1991 Novel Las palabras de la tribu escritura y habla 1993 Essay Rosas de fuego 1996 Poetry Cirlot el no mundo y la poesia imaginal 1996 Essay Divan del opalo de fuego 1996 Poetry Espejos de agua 1997 Tales El persa Cuento Tales El libro de los pajaros 1999 Poetry Arcangel de sombra 2000 Poetry Los secretos del bosque Visor Madrid 2002 Premio J Gil de Biedma 2002 Paralajes Barcelona Tusquets 2002 Poetry Vilanos Madrid AdamaRamada 2004 Poetry Fractales Valencia Pre Textos 2005 Poetry Huellas sobre una corteza Valladolid Fundacion Jorge Guillen 2005 Poetry Los numeros oscuros Siruela 2006 Poetry La indetenible quietud Siruela 2008 Poetry Variables ocultas 2010 Poetry De la realidad y la poesia Tres conversaciones y un poema 2010 Ensayo y poesia Orbes del sueno Vaso Roto 2013 Poetry Segun la costumbre de las olas 2013 Poetry Movimientos insomnes 2014 Poetica y Poesia 2014 Bibliography EditC Wilcox J CLARA JANES HACIA SU POEMARIO DE LOS ANOS OCHENTA Pdf Available at http cvc cervantes es literatura aih pdf 10 aih 10 3 038 pdf Accessed 27 Feb 2016 Ugalde Sharn Keefe 2012 Review of Cultural Encounters in Contemporary 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26 Feb 2016 Sites google com Nd CLARA JANES POEMAS online Available at https sites google com site clarajanespoemas Accessed 26 Feb 2016 Siguenza C 2016 Clara Janes Me gusta cuando se une misticismo y erotismo Online Diariodeibiza es Available in http www diariodeibiza es pitiuses balears 2015 10 01 clara janes gusta une misticismo 796711 html Accessed 26 Feb 2016 Real Academia Espanola 2015 Elegida la poeta y traductora Clara Janes para ocupar la silla U online Available at http www rae es noticias elegida la poeta y traductora clara janes para ocupar permanent dead link the chair u Accessed 6 Feb 2016 Sabogal W 2015 Clara Janes El viaje hacia el amor es conocimiento Online EL PAIS Available in http cultura elpais com cultura 2015 10 28 babelia 1446046103 712547 html Accessed 26 Feb 2016 Francis Natalia Margaret 1998 Resurreccion y metamorfosis hacia un ser d escrito en amor La obra de Clara Janes Resurrection and metamorphosis towards a being written in love The work of Clara Janes Thesis in Spanish OCLC 1194706422 ProQuest 41472670 Vela del Campo J A 1991 La vida de san Juan de la Cruz cantada en opera Online elpais com Available in http elpais com diario 1991 04 05 cultura 670802408 850215 htm permanent dead link La Vanguardia 2011 Clara Janes gana el I Premio de Poesia Experimental Francisco Pino online Available ent http www lavanguardia com local barcelona 20111021 54234939818 clara janes gana el i premio de poesia experimental francisco pino html Accessed 26 Feb 2016 References Edit a b c Clara Janes escritoras com in Spanish Archived from the original on 16 May 2012 Retrieved 10 July 2010 a b Clara Janes Internationales Literaturfestival Berlin Retrieved 10 July 2010 External links EditPersian Translation of Clara Janes Panther s Night Clara Janes Translated by Mohsen Emadi Clara Janes page at Amediavoz Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Clara Janes amp oldid 1137390888, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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